rantingredneck
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Treefarmer,
There's no difference for gunshows. If you are not a resident of the state the gunshow is in your gun purchases would be limited to long guns and an FFL would be required to transfer them legally to you. Of course if you're buying from an FFL vendor at the show this is easy.
Can't do FTF/private transactions between residents of different states, period. (with the exception of an estate transfer).
Now, if there is a person there from your state with a gun you wish to buy..........I do not know how that works........????
In many states the CHL will work in lieu of an NICS check, but it has no bearing on whether an FFL is needed. The 4473 form still has to be completed for the transfer to be legal.
There's no difference for gunshows. If you are not a resident of the state the gunshow is in your gun purchases would be limited to long guns and an FFL would be required to transfer them legally to you. Of course if you're buying from an FFL vendor at the show this is easy.
Can't do FTF/private transactions between residents of different states, period. (with the exception of an estate transfer).
Now, if there is a person there from your state with a gun you wish to buy..........I do not know how that works........????
In many states the CHL will work in lieu of an NICS check, but it has no bearing on whether an FFL is needed. The 4473 form still has to be completed for the transfer to be legal.